Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-02
Locals.

Nlcu., IS IN the city.
Mr.. A. MYR1cK, of Minneapolis, was
IN the city yesterday.
The county building will be supplied
with electric lights in a few days.
Mrs. MARSHALL SALTER presented her
husband bouncing baby boy last week
Mrs. ELLA ALLEN, who has been ill
for several weeks, is again able to be
out.
NED LYONS wanted in Milwaukee for
the burglary of "a safe was arrested here
last Tuesday.
JOHN ]. BLACK was reelected chief of
the fire department for the next two
years, Monday night.
Mr.. MILTON FoGG, who has been suf-
fering from severe attack OF quinsy for
several days has recovered.
ST. PAUL is to have q new theatre by
next September, to cost in the neighbor-
hood of 100000. Sackett and Virgins,
proprietors.
For RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, in private family, pleasantly
Observation-Disclosures at No. 173 Charles
street. References exchanged. =.
The Merchants hotel which has been
under the proprietorship of Col. A.
Allen since 1873 has been sold to Mr.. F.
R. Well who took possession yesterday.
ONE week from tomorrow Lent ends
and at the same time spring costumes
will be ripe. There are some gorgeous
toilettes preparing for their debut
Easter.
The entertainment by the Mite Society
at Pilgrim Baptist church, Thursday
night was a very delightful affair and
was we'll attended and was success in
every way.
MR.. JOHN Schumacher, of the Camp.
bell Printing Press and Manufacturing
Co., is in the city. He is here for the
purpose of putting in new job and
book press for MIR. H. P. Hall.
GET your photograph taken by J. P.
Ball, No. 22l, Nicollet avenue, Mime.
apolis. He only charges So 90 dozen and
will pay the railroad fare of every
customer from St. Paul. Grab it quick
Iris settled that ministers will here.
after under a late act Of the legislature
be compelled to pay full fare on rail.
roaus while travelling to points in he
State, but may obtain half fare tickets tc
points outside of Minnesota.
TURNER HALL was the scene of revelry
and fun Monday night on the occasion
of the soiree given by the Eureka Dane.
ing Club. The officers of the club are
John Cunningham, president; Scot,
Blake, vice-president; J. A. Williams
secretary; P. Reid, treasurer; Chas
Narciese, manager. The ball Was well
filled with merry, good-natured gather.
ing, bent on crowding as much enjoy
ment into one night as possible. The
best Of order prevailed and all who were
present had an ENJOYABLE time.
AMONG the customs in vogue in the
Sanity City, there is none more pleasant
than that of giving birthday parties; and
while it is not confined to those who are
still in their teens" they seem to fol.
low it with more zest than their older
brothers and sisters. There have been
several such parties lately, but none
that excelled in point general elegance
the one given by Master Charles Foge
on last Monday, the fifteenth anniver.
sary of his birthday at the residence O
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fogg
81, E.6th street. There were personalities
es Nellie Griswold, Birdie Parker, Rosie
Robinson, Viola Berry, Renie Bradbury
Emma Glover, Annie Fogg, of Mime.
apolis, Amelia Williams, Malinda Fogg
Masters Charles Fogg, Willie Francis
Artrudol Lazenberry, James Dover
Fred Jones, Charlie Parker, Miltor
Fogg, Jr., and Albert Fogg. The little
folks enjoyed themselves immensely
playing games of all kinds, winding ur
with pleasant little dance. The sup
per was very elegant and elaborate anc
was one of the most enjoya lie featu e!
of the occasion. Master Fogg was the
recipient Of number of handsome
presents from his friends, among which
were the following: Autograph album
Viola Berry; handsome red plush collar
and cuff case, Masters j. A. Dover, w
I. Francis, F. A. Jones; handkerchief
Linda Fogg; beautiful card, Emma
Glover; alligator collar and cuff boxes
and card case, .Artrudol Lazenberry
perfume and Russia pocket book, Chas
and Bir,iie Parker; handkerchief
Nellie GrisWold; $1OO, Mr.. Emmett
Simpson; scarf, Rosa Robinson; ham
mered brass broomcase, Amelia Williams
box Of paper and birthday card, Lurens
Bradberry. Among the older folks wht
were present, and enjoyed the occasion
as well as the children, were:Mr and Mr.,
Charles Fogg and Mr.. and Mrs. III. w
B. Greer, Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Cooley; Mesdames Thomas Girls
void, Ella Allen; Mss Maggie Fogg
| Messrs. James Dickinson, Neal Boyce
] James Fogg and ]. @. Adams.